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Annuity Notes
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The object of the present Plan is — to extend
the market for Government Annuities, by opening
it to two classes of — to two very extensive
classes — of Customers who at present are have hitherto stood
excluded from it — viz: the possessors of small
(though permanent) sums: — and the possessors
of temporary sums, more or less considerable.
A To a first view an objection, and that a
very decisive one, presents itself — viz: that no the
such exclusion exists: that the supposition of such the supposition on which the whole <add>which is the ground work of the whole plan is founded, is erroneous</add>
an exclusion is erroneous - in point of fact—for that no such exclusion exists for that there is no
quantity of Stock, how small soever, which that a man
may not be sure of purchasing at any time —
and — what is more — of selling again — if he pleases.
He may buy a farthing's worth if that if
he pleases; and, if he pleases, sell it the same
day: and though this is not customary, yet what
is customary is — to buy it in farthings worths
when if tacked to the tail of greater sums: so that
there is no sum, how fractional soever, which
the market does not, in its present state,
afford a man the means of purchasing and
selling as often as he pleases.
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